AVN Online, the trade journal for the future of the adult digital media, has been announced as the Premier Media Sponsor for the June 8-9 Sex in Video Games Conference at the Lodge at Union Square in San Francisco, California.

 

The Sex in Video Games Conference is the first of its kind, bringing together video game developers and the adult industry. It features two days of panel discussions, keynotes from Wired Sex Drive columnist Regina Lynn and game designer Sheri Graner Ray, a machinima art show, and lectures that focus on the Adult Only game genre. The technological challenges of design, the future of technology, as well as the ways to approach various audiences will all be discussed at the conference. This conference will be at the apex of both the video game and the adult entertainment industries.

 

According to Cynthia Freese, CEO of Evergreen Events, "Developers incorporating sexual content into games face a multitude of hurdles, from legal and distribution barriers to incorporating an understanding of human sexuality into game design. We face these issues head-on with this conference, and are thrilled to have AVN Online as our Premier Media Sponsor. The topics discussed at this conference will be invaluable to the readership of AVN Online."

 

"Bringing video games and the adult world together is a natural progression. Adult entertainment is becoming mainstream and other industries are recognizing its potential," says AVN Online senior editor MJ McMahon. "We're glad to help facilitate this merging of industries and to be a part of this new and exciting event."

 

To register for the show, please visit www.sexinvideogames.com. Early-bird prices have been extended and are available at $295 until April 27. After that date, registration will be $395 until June 1, or $495 after June 1 or on-site. Special academic pricing is also available until May 15, 2006.

 

See you there

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Whops, too early :">

My favorite part:

Special academic pricing is also available until May 15, 2006.

I'm gonna fly to frisco for this, Ya Rly.

I could actually drive down to this. It's only three hours away.

 

Seems kinda lame though.

 

Ya Rly.

I could actually drive down to this.  It's only three hours away. 

 

Seems kinda lame though. 

 

Ya Rly.

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eh... it could be interesting.

I could probably score an academic discount too.

 

Still though, my car's a gas guzzler and it sounds kind of lame.

I've already had my own sex and video game conference and man, are my arms tired.

I could probably score an academic discount too. 

 

Still though, my car's a gas guzzler and it sounds kind of lame.

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well if you pick up two ticket's we can use my car .

Sound rather queer. ^_^

I've already had my own sex and video game conference and man, are my arms tired.

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It never hurts to be ambidextrous.

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Why does everyone use that cat to express gayness?

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Why does everyone use that cat to express gayness?

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The same reason we use to represent...

Damn bunch of spammers. What's sad is the spamming is more interesting than the conference, which really has me worried.

 

I mean, what the hell? "Bringing video games and the adult world together is a natural progression. Adult entertainment is becoming mainstream and other industries are recognizing its potential..."

 

Give me a break. :Eldar's shaking his head and looking up at hte heavens icon:

It is truly, truly worrying when the spam is better than the topic ...